Like other members of the InkNote Color family, the new “Lite” model has a 10.3 inch E Ink Kaliedo color display that can show 300 pixels per inch of black and white content or 150 ppi in color.

I've had an e-ink tablet—specifically, the reMarkable 2—for a couple of years now. There are a few products like it on the market: devices with black and white, Kindle-like e-ink screens and ...

Onyx announced the Boox Tab Ultra C, a 10.3-inch tablet with an E Ink display that shows colors. It’ll start shipping in May, but you can preorder it now for $599.99.

The Bigme InkNote X Color is a 10.3 inch Android tablet with an E Ink Kaleido 3 color display that’s designed not just for reading, but also for writing thanks to support for pressure-sensitive ...

Back in April, E Ink announced a new color ePaper technology with improved update times, high resolution and stylus support. Now Gallery 3 is going into mass production and the first device to ...

A major competitor for the B1051C is the BOOX Tablet Note Air4 C, which Americans can purchase for just $529.99. It uses the same display, although it has less onboard storage.

The Boox Tab Ultra C may be a color tablet, but it's otherwise the same type of E Ink display as e-readers like a Kindle or a Kobo. The Ultra C is the first device to use E Ink's newest Kaleido 3 ...

If it’s taken me a while to address the tablet’s new color capability, it’s because it’s not all that transformative. For one thing, the user interface remains monochromatic.

Barnes & Noble has sent an invite out for a media event in New York on the morning of November 7. Presumably, the company will be unveiling its next-generation Nook Color tablet e-reader.

Unlike many of the best tablets on the market, the Tab Ultra C skips OLED, opting instead for an anti-glare 227ppi display. It’s a welcome change, since the Kaleido 3 color integration feels ...